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10 NEEDS OF THE WEST The Hext Tra nsmisslssippi Congress mt I ira Mirny California Delegates Appointed Xarge Number 2iot Yet Named by Officials of Interior Counties SAN JmJJXCXSCO CHROyiCia TTIESPAY JAyiTABY 9 1894 WT ibicmiASEocs miscellaneous InusE3iEifra railroad thatel 1 Jff ffSGt trthj AT Jf 2i 1 BALDWIN TfATErt oCTni rconAr I Mi all A Js Mw Si JZarW I ai ht oo i and Manage iMm 1 EEF UC7 tiiar JK Er ff Mft A I TraliulMwanHi fli wt nxl Ff i I JW IB I I a EI hM I OT I a vunr arnM JTat ilAVH Kill uf I i ml Jf 3 I ITS IR I flftf I BH IANT JCycJmf Mr I In Stf vJw el 111 Access 1 and pfATa Lr I kI I VS 9 1 wy Sm7 jui TIIIS WEE3TDf vAtubday v7 SSt3335SrESv IVJ i i sSfcR Ai IYI rAUVlfcKt UQMPANY roRe be discussed bjr the congress next month The silver question irrigation arid land public lands mining laws the policy of the Secretary of the Interior Pacific aad Gull Coast harbor and the Nicaragua canal will be jcoine of the topics far the congress to epe ion ItaobjectU to inform the national Congress the views and needs of the West It has already had a distinct Influence on legislation at Washington and at each session its Influence Jiaj been increasinc It Is hoped that at the next congress the Governors and Congressmen of the twenty two transmlssis tippt States will be present The executive branch of the co imlttee whh is arranging for the meeting of the Traturmissisjippt Congress in this city on February 13th met last night and found from communication on file that rainy of the California delegates have been appointed These delegates so far is known art sfoliows Bv Governor Mar bamA Wfliiams San Francisco JU Wailing Nevada City A Xoultit Stockton WidneYLos Angeles Joseph Brown San Bernardino Knight HarysYille Charles STcCreary Sacramento Topper Fresno A Luce San Diego Phillips San Luis Obispo By Mayor Ellert San Francisco sarouel Brannhsrt John van Bergen II Dodge Dunham Sabatie Caraarinos BBode LS Walter Sloan Wendell Eastpn Charles Jteineeke LliBIorse Coleman Oscar Lewis George Sperry Prcy Beamish A Xaon Snobon llenry Payof Sanderson 13 Sadler ngene Avy Kruse Henry Martin Cornwall Newhall NickeUbnrg Kobert Wieland Adolph Satro 1 Kath borneB Flint AlbeTt Gallatin George Gibb Parrott John llejler A 8 llallldie II Ilecht Irrins Scott Charles Gobdall Fred Eston Symmes Flrlh Crocker Valentine Stetson John SprecieK Yates Lanmeister A Sbarboro Will Fi her Cross ArthuT Briggs Rolla Watt John Taylor 1 Truman Thornton Gnstar Sutro Barry Baldwin Montague Colonel SI Bnrns II Seymour Chamber of Commerce Ssn Francisco Hough Craig William Merry Taylor James Tbelan Horace Davis A Williamt Pacific Insurance Union Fan Franr Uco Charter Haven Carpenter William Mafdqnald Charles A Laton Edward Brown William Dutton California League of Progress San Francisco A Baurcgartncr tl MeUon Wallace A Wise A Cutle Frank Harold Sterens Mechanics Institute San Francisco Jf JIautOB George Camming Joseph Leggett William Cubery James Spiere David Farquharson The Associated Wholesale Grocers San FranclsecWilllam Cluff of William luff Co Wllllsm Haas of Haas Brother Webster Jones of Jones i Co Wellman of Weil man Peck i CoS Wormserol Ehrman Co i Prescher of Mebins Dreschcr Produce Exchange San Francisco Parsons Mohlert A Halcomb Juda Kewman Frank Dal ton Max Brooks Board of Trade of Sen Francisco John I Birmingham president California Powder Works James Spiers Fnlton Engineering I and Shipbuilding Works A RalRton president Seiby Smelting and led Works Levi Straurs of Levi Strauss Co Herman Bendel of Tillman Bendel Robert Watt of Langley Michaels Company I Traffic Association of California San Fran I Cisco Isaac Ipham A Marcus George May re Alvinza Uayward Clay Frank Symmes California State Board of Trade 0 Mills I General Chipman Bed Bluff John I insn is Aiasun tugene uregory Sacramento James A Morrlssey Stockton North American Navigation Company William Merry San Francisco By the Mayor of OaklandWilliam Spanld Ing Edson A Adams William Rutherford Frank Soule Glascock WNelson Cary Howard Sbanklln Llovd Oakland Board of Trade A Kennev James Cahill James Tavlor Dam II Canwell 8 Boyce Murphy i aoranausen a kooc Kener California county delegates Alpine Hawkins Marklevllle Alameda Dareie Oakland El Dorado Raw FlacervilU Kevaaa Jonn Kiaaer Ban Diego Hosmer McKoon San Diego Sn Joaquin II Corcoran Stockton San Mateo Cham berlain Redwood City Shasta II Shan anan inaerson toisno Ksieign He rear Vacaville Yuba AForbes Morysville Los Angeles Board of Trade Kaspare Conn George Bonebrake Griffith Banning By Mayor Btdeont of Marysville Edwards Woodruff By acting Mayor Brandt of San Diego Simon Levi Bewell Barker Olmstead TAePresldent of the Board rff Aldermen Brandt is also a delegate Chamber of Commerce San Diego Howard A Kason Mayne and George WMarston Notices of appointments have come lo Julian Sonntar the secretary from outside California as follows Bv the Governor of Wvomine OHearne Morgan Brameil John Mail Dr A Newell Lobart A ButTeT Dr Garner Baird Orson JrimmitL By the Governor of Nevada Professor John Young Laws Hon Theodore Winters Smith Alexander McCone Alexander Wise Freuderithal Evan Williams Heitman Adams By Mayors Eugene Or Frazler Hastings neo tt rowier josepn snu andT Beerus Kewbampton la Alfred Elgelow Shelbyville Ma Joseph A Doyle Ellsworth Kas II II Seaver Chamber of Commerce Hot Springs Ark Williamson Another delegate also will probably be appointed Secretary Son tag said that a great many more appointments can be made from California under the apportionment We have corresponded he went on with a large number of persons Irrevery part of this Slate but we cannot reach everybodv who is entitled to make appointments ahditi hopod that all wbo may see newspaper notices of their privilege to make appointments will name delegates without delay and notify them The basis of representation is as follows The Jovemorof eacli State and Territorv bis the right to appoint ten delegates The County COCTmiwaiuiers or County Joules have the riht appoint one delpgate to each county liie Mayors of alt towns and cities select one delegate tor each 6000 people or Iiacfloual part thereof and no matter how small a town mav be It It has a Mayor it i entitled to one delegate All commercial bodies in all towns and cities may appoint collectively the same number as the Mvor This last luelndes chambers ot commerce boanis ot trade real estate exchaces produce exchanges rotton exchange ml all other simitar commercial bodies each ot these can be represented by as many delegates as the ctty from which they come is entitled to AU transportattea companies whether rl cr steamship are entitled one deleat each Governors ilarorj Coanty Judgec aud prtsidnts of boards of county supervisors are ex orHcto delegates to the congress The San Francisco delegation of which Parsons is Chairman has appointed the following committees which will be remodeled only In caste of necessity Executive committee Henry Davis chairman 8 ILSevmourv Robert Day Montague Cluff A Castle Cornwall Finance committee Henry Davis chairman Herman Bendel William Macdonald Stevens Camartnoa 1 Truman JURathboTne VHotel committee SHSerniour chairman Ferdinand Forrahals Isaac Upbam lL Metson Webster Jones Kruse Flint BV Watt ff ft Sandersoiv HaU commttteeKobert Day chairman Frank Dalton HerejIieamish Invltition committce Wv Montague Chairman Thornton WendelEastou Reception William Cluff A Castle Keller II Capwell 8 Boyce Edson A Adams CD TyiorW Dutton TJKos A jrBlsfc A Ji Marcrisj James pLPheUn HQgncrlgrrtnx tiaroiats i normser JXWellrcAn John Van Merger Rode Oscar Lewis Sadlef Eugene Avy Nick elsburg EHegler Hi Hecht Fred Eaton UM Yatev A Sbarbojo Cross John Taylor Root Watu Max Brooks I Newman Geo JUrye A Williams A BaumgartnerIiJ Podge Coleman ti LumeUtcrBarrr Baldwin Arthhr Briggs DunhamMiJManson Charles La ton Horace DavisiWitiMerryWUHam Roth erforaJohriGlascocltrw Musicraud nbrulnmentA iCastle Chairman Charles Haven Herirj PayotJ ilBParrotVRobertWIeiand The comlnsesion of the congress will last jiaitda ys and It Is expected be the most Iniporunt thtv tne coBgrvsaiba lield The HKtmeetingwaaiouryeara ago in Galveston thesecond at Denver flisiS roonthii Ulefstbe Olid at Oniiihaibe fonnh at New Orlcanaln FebTOarTJ893 and the fifthi itOguen April 84 189fc The urrftory represented is ail i that partol the BnltedKtatestwestiOfjthe Mississippi river and the small part of Louisiana east of the river 7 vlCsa Sfany prominent subjects of legislation will PKOVINO A MCEDEK A Jury XlstieB to Stronc JEvidence Agalast Patrick Collins The jury was completed yesterday in the case of Patrick Collins charged with the murder of his wife Of several witnesses examined for the prosecution the most important was John Kelly track cleaner of the North Beach and Mission Railway Kelly saw a man enter the kindergarten where Mrs Collins was employed between and 9 oclock on the morning of the tragedy Afewminutes later he heard a woman screaming Then the man came out Allowed an instant later by a woman who reeled and fell to the sidewalk Kelly asked the woman what wax the trouble and she replied that her htubandbad stabbed her He asked her the name of her husband and sheTreplied Patrick Collins Kelly identified a knife shown him as the one he found sticking in Mrs Collins breast The man wbo ran away he said very much resembled Collins Kach paper of the Midwinter Fair edition of the Chronicle weighs fifteen ounces and the rates of postage are aa follows To all points in the United States British Columbia Canada and Mexico 4 cents for each paper to all points In foreign countries 8 cents on each paper AU postage must be fully prepaid Extortion Alleged William Rogers a second hand dealer of 106 Turk street has had Joseph Donaldson a boy of 18 years arrested on the charge of extortion Rogers ctslms that for several months Donaldson has been writing him threatening letters demanding sums of money ranging from 20 to 100 Rogers denies that he even knows the young man Donaldson was released on 500 bail by Police Judge CampoelL He refuses to make any statement about the case Adds a zest to liquors or taken alone Peruvian Bitters have no eqcaL Try them HOTEL ARRIVALS GRAND HOTEL Miss Henley KndVal Sltss A Handy Ukiah Howk sxwell A Allane New York HUoiloway Coll City li Chandler San Jo3e Thompsoa MUlValley Sharp California I Dannenbauin Vallejo A Cooper Los Armeies lwe do Nance SQ Joee Itart Sacramento CA Onrfee Los Angeles Mrs CT Jones do JIJ Lanz New Orleans PMahan Portland A Still San a Cruz Dr VandenbirghLosaa Dr 1 Chrrstal do Adams Wrights Taylor do Jack ian Obispo Coortots Caltstoga 8 Harrloon A a Davis Stockton Ios Angeles Chapman San Jose Merritt wMlssou Mrs Englebright Petal II Long Berkeley A March Bacramento Wood San Jose Wells Modesto Goodwin Santa Rosa Miss Hord California Tregloan Amador Miss Jewell do Flint San Juan Black nolllster Zanetta do Morris Yolo It Hetibern Salinas A A Van Voorhles Sacto Kil Ward Red Bluff Miss Sullivan do SF Green A wCollesreCG LTbxelfcel Newcastle It Lambley Benicta BALDWIN HOTEL Parker Santa Cru Landon Galesberg HI FVlllurnsatiFraDcisco Kughessan Francis Stengel tn Jose A Waliett San Jose Jones Sacramento A Hewlett SBy ramento Whltiler Philadel Wyatt Los Anjreles Clarke New York A BlahmAwf Cliicago WBarkervvcChlcso Joseph Duff Chicaco SHBlakeyAwLosUatos Meegau Berkeley John Danl Philadelphia Ewer St Helena Ewer Helena Cultv Kooes Thosoilvew31onterey Adams Siockton French Port Costa iray Oakland PALACE HOTEL Carr Salinas Poulson Tortland hlsbolm Chicago Hotlman Kentucky Sidney Clilsnoltn do Tubhs 4 city Elliott Durnd do Albertaon Jiat wood Emery New York SCravens A wst Louts Mackintosh sit LAD Remington Xw Yk A luster St Louis MrsRepthgton Am do Blake do BY Krauss do A Rice Denver Francis England Montgomery Benlca Coal Red Bluff Finnel A Tehama LeRov New York Mrs Mora Sawyer Bostn A Harrisx Los Angls Walter Sjwyer do Goldsmith A Chlcag Huffman Merced rcs8 notsE Sargent Stockton is Kilhonrne Ohio I Mcuovern Chicago Wilson California Wilson do Norris Madera Mitchell Nevada Steele Pesoadero Dickerson Seattle Gordon Gousales 0 tirarson Winters Kmith cltr II Dooohoe lkai Lewis Michigan Minkrl Healdsburg II Onslott NeTada Cty II chandler Yirzinia A Alexander lYesno 11 othstoc city Yoons San Diego 1 SlgKiu New Mexico Morsel Colorado CFKlilott do I Manser Iova Mrs DolanAson Chicago Miss Kitzpitrick city VUuiieiijnck do II Ken Ill Jollet Pergdn do stewaru Nevada Jiuhes Jr Middletn BGrant llealdsburg Mavock Gilroy jlarion city Young city Tiownle city Adams city Richards Sheldon Weiarer Crescent City Evans Tacoma 0 dreed DMiddltn Cooper Xewark as Martin martsville Mrs Harrington KweeupyAw stPaul Potter Marysville A James city 1 Wiley Vina Wilson Corvallis Hobart Virginia Cty Thompson TomalesW It Nichols Pescadero Chss KennardNew rorkKob Morrlsser Cnrcago Wm scofleld Kd Keiinsrd A La Bord Mr Scott Wm Gorman co Fox Samuels do do Wm Gist do do Wesley do do Howard Powers do da John Marrlsser An Jos Valdan New OrleansSam Kaiser New York James aldan do faj Karton fane do Chiui Morris Chicago Pror Lester Cohn do Harry II Hopplnz do Prof Carl Noel do Crl Brouse do Carmo do Bluch Adams do Dan Bnnlltz do Bailie do Cnas Plerson do Beckerman do 1 1 Long do A Jlood city Richards Iowa Jones Madison Hcllowar Clovrdale Fuller Petaluma BeckettAryo Grand BKearcs Boston Plnens Wheatlaud Pleasants sacrmnto BIRTHS SPOTORNiin this city January 8 the wife of spotorne of a son EXNER In this city January 2 the wife of Charles Kmer of a daughter ALARI In this city January 6 the wife of Louis 0 Alarl of a son QUILLINAS In this city December 30 the wife of Edmund Qallllnan of a son ALEXANDER In this city January 1 the wife of Alexander of a dausrbter 3IARRIAGES LEVY FEDER Iu this cttv by Rev Levy Meyer Levy of Oakland to Jennie Feder of this city CROeKER QALL In this citv January 7 by Rev Levy Herman Crocker to Minnie ualL both of this city LKWIN KARSKY in this city January 7 by Rev Levy Jacob Lewin to Tneresa Karsky both of this city TUORP ZIHN In this city December 25 at 8t Johns Episcopal Church by Rev Dr Spalding Henry Tnorp to Mary Zihn ROCK WALSH In this city December 5 Joseph Rock to Kitty Walsh COLLlNSO KYAN Id ttls city December 26 by Rev Father Lagan Walter Collinsoo to Annla Ryan both of this ctty DFATHS i citv Janns CambUl father of Kamblll and the late Mrs Blanche Julia de Ureayer a native of Knox vtlle Tenn aged 78 years 9 months and 6 days fTeunessee papers please copy ayFriends and acqual ntances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at 2 oclock from Pioneer HaU Interment Laurel HU1 Cemetery PLATSHEK In this city January 7Guste Plat shek beloved mother of Mrs II and Mrs Wagner and sister ot Joseph and Ellas Bernstein a native of Schwersenz Prussia aged 83 years a9Frtends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services Uls day tTuesday at 11 oclock at her late residence 170 Sutter street Interment Hills of Eternity Cemetery san Mateo by 1225 oclock train Please omit flowers KELLY In Oakland January 7 George Kelly beloved husband of Minnie and soil or Mand Kelly aged SO years and 1 month K9Friend and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at oclock from S108 Elm avenue Oakland Interment private SHILLING In Petaluma January 7 Elizabeth dearly beloved wife of Henry Suhllruf mother of Mrs Charles Islfkelt Mrs James lowers Mrs EaiU Reuleln Mrs It Vrbois Mrs Edw BriCKS aud Ja ob and Charles fSah llng and daugatei of Mr and Mrs Philip Bilo a native of Uermanyv aged 62 years 11 mouths and days jaJViends and aCaualntances are resoectfollv Invited to attend Ifie funeral this day Tae oy at ociocE irom me resiaence ner danghterr Mrs Emit Renleln PJ Twentv fourth street near Florida interment Odd let Iowa Cemetery TIARRIs Jn IhU dty January 6 David beloved husband of Anna Harris lather of Ray Xockyer Uarah Levy and Fred Flora Sophia Jennie and tn Harris and brother of Joe and Uarrla a native of Inowraclaw Prussia aged 69 years a Friends and acqnal ntances are respectfaUr Invited to attend toe runeral this day Tnas dsyvat 11 ocioefcfroin ris late residence ISO Fifteenth street between Howard and Folsom IntermeJit Sew Ka em Cemetery Please omit horrrtn vrntnTsU tn thlaWtr Jannarv 7T 3 naves Nichols youngest son of Walter and Minnie riticnou HSUTr tn aa cainiuvucru a year 5 months and 15dayu tfTbe funeral services will be held tots day jfTdesdaSK at 11 ocloct at the residence of the parenS6a7i Shotweit street thence by 1337 Vclock train from Twenty fifth and Valencia streets to Cypress Lawn Cemetery Interment private i OCLEra this eltr January 7 Walter Hubbard younerat son of Charles and IsaoeHa Soule a native ot San Francisco aged 11 years and 11 months 8rThe taneral will take place this day CTuesaay at 10 oclock from tne residence of the parents no Franklin street Interment private JOHNSON In Oakland January 8 Hllma Sophia Johnson beloved wife of Axel Johnson a native of Sweden aged 28 years 2 months and 9 davi AS Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the faneral this day Tuesday at 2 oaock front ber late residence 814 East Seventeenth street East Oakland MATHEVS In this city January 5 John Mathews a native of Treboth ilamorganshlre Soaih Wales aged 63 years and moptns 8 Friends and acquaintances are respectfally Invited to attend thr funeral this day Tuesday at 2 oclock from the parlors of lowen A Co 144 Geary street Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery CHARONSAT In this city January 7 Ernest Charon nat brother of A nselme A Charroaat a native Reims Prance aged fit years 3 Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services this day Tuesday at 330 oclock at the French Club Union square BAIL Interment Sevada City FRENCH CLCB The members of the French Club are respectfully requested to meet at the club this day Tuesday at 3 oclock CAHEN Secretary ORTON Dj Oakland January 8 General Richard Orton late Adjutant Genera Natloual Hoard California a comrade of Lincoln Post A a companion of the Loyal Legioa and captain Ftrst California Volnnteer Cavalry a native of Rome aged 5 years 4 months and IS days 3Frlehds are respectfully invited to attend thcfuneral services this day Tuesday at 145 oclock at his late residence 778 Tenth street Friends from San Francisco can take the 1 oclock boat and get off at Market street station Interment private COMRADES of the Grand Army of the Republic companions of the Loyal Legion and members of the National Guard of California are Invited to attend the funeral services this day Tuesday at 130 oclock at bis late residence northeast corner of Tenth and West streets Oakland Take 1 oclock boat to MarkeMtreet station Oakland PEARCE In this city January 6 A marl ah Pearce a native of West Chester Pa aged 78 years and 10 days Philadelphia Pa New Jersey and Marysville CaL papers please copy sTFrlends are resDectfnlly Invited to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at 11 oclock at the parlors of Martin A Morrison 118 Geary street Remains to be forwarded to Philadelphia Pa for Interment LOPEZ In this dty January 6 Robert Carltou infant son of Frank aud Rote Lopez a nattve of Los Abxeles aired 4 mouths and 28 days Los Angeles papers please copy sTKe funeral will take place this day Tuesday at 230 oclock from the residence of Mrs WUiiai scbad 26 Clinton park Interment private POOLE fu this city January 7 Harry Poole a native of San Francisco aged 22 years member of Mission Parlor and Company First Infantry Members of Mission Parlor No 38 are requested to assemble at First Beglmem Armory 1337 Market street tomorrow Wednesday at 1230 oclock for the purpose of attending the funeraf of our late brother TIaary Poole Fines for non attendanceattendance strictly enforced By order sCHAtRTZER Pre Went Jahks Ellisox Rec Sec MURPHY In this city January 7 Francis Murphy beloved husband of Kate and son of Johanna and the late Cornelius Murphy and brother of James Thomas Broderick Richard and Anna Murphy Mrs Ortega and the late John Murphy a native of San Francises aged 38 years 6 months apd 11 days aryFrlends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funarsj to morrow Wednesday at 915 oclocV from his late residence 2221 Larkin streetr thence to St Bridgets Church where a solemn requiem mass will he celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery HALL In this city January 8 Alfred beloved nsbaDd of Uussle Hall a native of New York city aged 48 years 10 months and 16 days KF Friends aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 11 oclock from his late residence 11 Eddy street Interment Masonic Cemetery A OF The officers and njembersf Protection Council No 59tf A of are hereby requested to attend the funeral of our late companion A HaU Tom onr hail Alcazar building to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock By order LEVY Secretary LARKIN In this city January 8 William Lar ktn a native ot Dublin Ireland aged 62 years 3 months and 13 days Iff Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 830 oclock at the parlors of the lulled Undertakers 27 and 29 Fifth street thence toSt Bridgets Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 4 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery MANCHESTER In this city January 7 Thotias Manchester a native of Massachusetts aged 54 vears IS Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Remains may be viewed at his late residence 109 Montgomery street until 5 oclock to morrow Wednesday when they will be forwarded to Tiverton I for interment AMBLER In this city January 7 Samuel Am bier a native of California aged 39 years A 0 OF A Members of Court Bonlta No 7752 A of A are hereby notified to meet at their ball Twenty fourth and Folsom street to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock to attend the funeral of our late brother Samuel Ambler Bv order JOSEPH MoGKATH OCallahan Financial secretary GODFREY In Alameda January 8 Leonard Smith lodfrey a nat ire of Connecticut aged 60 years 6 months and 24 days Friend and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 1 oclock from his late residence 610 Santa Clara avenue Interment Mountain View Cemetery DAKCY In this city January 8 Patrick Darcy of Pinole CaL a native of Ireland aged 65 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock from the parlors of Craig Cochran A Co 26 Mint avennf DUNN In this city January A John Dunn a native of England aged 67 years BThe funeral will take nlace to morrow Wednvsdav at 2 oclock from the parlors of Halsted A Co 946 Mission street BROWN At his residence In Redwood canyon January 8 Erasmus David Brown aged 65 years 11 months and 8 days Funeral services will be held to raorrow Wednesday at 11 oclock at hl home Interment Lone Tree Cemetery llay wards GLOVER In this city January 8 at the residence of her niece Mrs A de Haven Margaret Glover a native of County Cavan Ireland UTTNotice of funeral hereafter MOORE In this city January 8 Ilen Tw1fe of Thomas Moore and mother of Fred llad ley a native of Maine 43Notlce of funeral hereafter PETERSON In this city January 5 Charles Peterson a native of Sweden aeed 33 years DALY In this city January 6 Michael Day a native of Ireland aged 90 years GRASHAM In this city January 8 Mary Grasham a natlve of California aged 25 years MVUJS In thi city January 5 Sarah Mullin a native of Ireland aged 87 years ELLIOTT In Santa Mouicv January 7 George Blaney son of Valeria Blddle and the late Geu eral Elliott Celled stales army Interment Santa Monica EARH ART In this city at the City and County Hospital January 8 James Enrkart STEARNS In this city at the City and County Hospital January 8 Rose Stearns WELLS Ih this city January 8 Walter Wells beloved son of Catherine and the late Walter Wells a native of san ranclsco GOODWiN In this city January 8 William Goodwin a native of England aged 65 years K0DfiJ fiEPARTMCNT5l SECOND WEEK OF OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE Nows the Time to Buy For the tint time since weve Been established here have circumstances combined to compel yes actually compel ns to part with our belongings at such ridicnkjusiy low prices The change tn ownership the change in onr policy the change of seasons the change of large sums of money to bemade in a few weeks are all potent factors in the compulsion We must realize money we must realize a great deal of it and our goods must do it for ns Price suffers not the goods they are the same as they were at double and treble the prices they havent lost any of their attractiveness but money has increased in value to us Dont miss this sale Haifa Million Dollars Worth of Goods Are Being Thrown Away GLOAK DEPARTMENT YOU DONT TFANT TO PAY 110 for a suit when you can get one made of AU Wool Ladies Cloth Full Skirt with Reefer Jacket half Silk lined during this sale at YOU DONT TFANT TO PAY 15 for a suit when von can get one made of Handsome Ail Wool Cheviot Full Skirt and Long Jacket trimmed with large Smoked Pearl Buttons and Belt during this sale at 7 50 YOU DONT WAST TO PAY 87 50 for a Misses Jacket when you can get one made of AU Wool Cheviot in light or dark colorings plain or trimmed with Braid any size from 12 to 17 years during this sale at 2 50 YOU DONT WANT To PAY SIS TO 820 for a Ladys Jacket when you can get a one one mane ot au oci ciotn in mace or colors with umbrella cut back cspe or not during this sale at only 10 apiece YOU DONT TFAVT TO PAY 87 50 TO 812 50 for a Ladys Reefer when you can get a nice one trimmed with fur or perfectly plain made of Cheviot Beaver or Diagonal in black or colors such as we are now selling at 5 YOU DONT WANT TO THROW ANY MOKEV AWAY these hard times The prices we now offer the above goods at dont represent in some cases much over a third of their regular prices You dont want to miss them YOU DONT WANT TO LOSE the chance of buying a splendid AU Wool Swiss Ribbed Silk Bound Ladvs Combination Suit In Stainless Black that always ld at f2 50 when you can buy them to day at 1 79 each DoyouT YOU DONT WANT TO LOSE the chance of buying a nice High Neck Long Sleeve White Merino Vest Silk Bound and Stitched worth at least tt dollar when you can get them to day at 75 cents each Do you YOU DONT WANT TO LOSK the chance of buying Ladies Jersey Ribbed Wool or Cotton mixed High Neck Long Sleeve Vests worth a dollar when you can biy tbera to day with Frenchflnished Necks Silk Stitched down the front either natural gray or white at 69 cents each Do you If you dont want to lose any ol these chances come to day and early too for tbey wont hut long THE MAZE Market and Taylor Sts and Golden Gate Ave JIISCELLANEO US JIPJimilsiLsitWff11fffflivyiM FOR PITCHERS a Caaioria promote Digestion And overcomes Flatnleacv Constipation Sour StOESach Diarrhoea and Teerishnesa Thus the child Is Ttedered healthYand its sleep natarL Castoria contaias no Morphino or other narcotic property CastortalsTOweflptrf toeMdrrathai I recommend It as superior jto any preBCriptlon known to toe AvAw35ERv3tD SRrrtliiklAveBrooklTnNT For iwveral ycfirs I hSTe recommended Castoria and shall always continue to do so as itlus invariably produced beneficial results EDwisr pudebv mjx lnStJttand7tJlAveNewTorkC3tr Mmmmmmwn HUMPHREYS This Precious Ointment is the triumph of Scientific Medicine Nothing has ever been produced to equal or compare with it as a curatitb and healing application It has been used 40 years and always affords relief and always gives satisfaction Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids External or Internal Blind or Bleeding Itching and Burning Cracks of Fissures Fistula in Ano Worms of the Rectum The relief is immediatethe cure certain Cures Burns Scalds and Ulceration and Contraction from Burns The relief is instant Cures Boils Hot Tumors Ulcers Fistulas Old Sores Itching Eruptions Scurfy or Scald Head It is infallible Cures Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore iMrpples It is invaluable Price 50 Cents Trial size 2 Cents Sola by Drogftsu or Hat pott paid eo rantpt of prtea HtIFBaXTSKDCO 111 a 1 IS WRGaa BU JTW TOIa THE PILE OINTMENT PROPOSALS Preston School of Industry Supplies street Sacramento CaL until 8 a si Saturday Januarv 20 1894 A4 which time they will be opened in the presence of bidders for furnishing and delivering supplies for Preston school of Indnstry at done consisting of School Furnltore Iron Bed Bedding Blankets Dry fioods clothing Carpets Linoleums etA on conditions as per printed schedules which will be furnished upon application to Cart Bank Superintendent of said school at lone Nohid will be considered unless made onon said schedules nor unless accompanied by the certified check therein required nor from anv other parties than bona fide dealers In the asses of articles to be furnished Each bidder most accompany his hid with a certified check upon some welfcknown and re pon Bible banking house for at least 10 per cent of the amount payable to Preston President of said Board of his bid conditioned that fe bidder wPl enter a contract upon notice of acceptance as required by law All payments made on contracts will be made In cnaii or Controllers warrants Bidders will carefully folow the conditions of the schedules The board reserves the right to reject any or an bids as the public Interest mar require and to order any quantity over ot under amount specified PRKStON President Smith Secretary PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOW Ing work and materials will be received by the Board of New Ctty HaU Commissioners In the chamber of the Board of supervisor SATURDAY Januarv 27th 1894 between the hours of 1030 and 1 1 30 oclock a nt Contract No 8 For faro Ishtni and placing tn position and making all necessary connections In the boiler room in the basement of the new City Hall two 2 new boilers cr seveuty nve 75 horse power capacity each The horse power to be based upon the evaporation of thirty 30 pounds of water per hour Bidders will include in estimates the cost of removal of the four 4 old Lolleis now to the boiler room in the basement Bidders shall submit with proposals plans of boilers with accompanying specifications and references The wort of setting the pew boners and removing the old ones shall be under thp supervision of tnearchltect The secretary wtul famish blank forms of proposals to Intending bidders and no bid wlii be entertained unless made upon blanks so furnished and unless iaaae Is accompanied with a certified check tor ten 10 per cent of the total sum or tender The Board reserve the right to reject any or all Jjrds Payments wilt be made by audited demands drawn against the New City Hail Fond URLLERT 5U CRFSWELI WM BRODERICK Board of New Ctty HaU Commlcsloners JVMcCAnTaTiSecretaryv ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for the CnBoxiciJt received at Ckxoxicls branch eHce 1808 Market above Van Ness ave A MODEJIY BEpSrtMEN01 SECOND WEEK OF OUR Prices Cat Beyond Reason Thats what most people ay even the mer chants around town They cant understand it They say Its shameful and at the same time send hirelings around to buy up all they Can get of the best things We dont care its money we are after Weve got to hsve it Weve got lots of goods they all belong to ns and we can do with them as we want in this Instance we want to get rid of them and ae naming prices that are doing It Theres a point here dear reader we wan to call to yonr mind If dealers are buying our bargains as fast to they can get them dont you think there must Demerit in them Aint itiworth taking advantage of them yourself Come ana see Half a Million Dollars Worth of Goods are Being Slaughtered LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS A BIG PRICE REDUCTION PIANO LAMPS BANQUET LAMPS HALL LAMPS HANGING LAMPS TABLE LAMPS LIBRARY LAMP AND LAMPS OP ALL KINDS From Palmers Theater Sew York The Representative Dramatic Organization ot the Country i Presenting for the First Time Uere bt Henry Arthuir Jones i Author of Saints and Slnnera Etc THE DANOING GIRL raj MT BECETTED LAST SIOHTBT AW IMMENSE AUDIENCE WITH THK MOST EMPHATIC DEMONSTRATION OF APPKOY AU CALIFORNIA THEATER Ax Hamas A rv rfl AS EXCELLENT SHOW 1 A SUPERB ABRAT OF TALENT I BE 20 PER CENT REDUCTION For This Week Only These are aU new good Many of them specially imported for the Holiday trade This ocering appeals particularly to those living in districts where gas is not used CaU andIook at them No such offer has ever been made on such goods aa these DOMESTIC GOODS Some Things Yon Sorely Dont Want to Ml Real Scotch Potnteele Seersuckers crtrfked and figured such colors as pink light bine rose helio sgnred worth 40c a yard go at 10c a yard Genuine Scotch Ginghams almost a sard wide plain and figured worth 2Sc a yard go at 15c a yard Eiderdown Flannels plain gray and beige brown worth 19c a yard go at 12Uc a yard Fringed Tablecloths 2Vi yards long by 2 yards wide all linen worth 2 25 each go at 1 50 each Crinkled Seersuckers in light blue and wbite brown and white black and white and garnet and white worth 124C a yarigo at 9c a yard SHOE SAVINGS 1 50 a pair can be saved to day on Ladies La Grisson French Kid Shoes Wc are selling Cloth or Kid top Hand Sewed Turns or Welts Piccadilly or Philadelphia Toe Patent leather Tip shoes worth 5 at 3 50 a pair 50c a pair can be saved to day on Childrens Button Shoes as we are selling circular kid fored spring heel patent leather tip kid or cloth top Shoes worth 2 a pair for 1 50 a pair 56a a pair can be saved to day on Infants Shoes as we are selling genuine French Kid hand turned sole with silk ribbon bows in sizes 1 to 6 that are worth 1 25 for 60c a pair 50c to 75c a pair can be saved to day on Youths School Shoes as we are selling Half Foied with Kangaroo Top in button or lace tvle worth 2 25 for sizes 11 to 2 forl 25 a pair and sires 2 to 5 worth si 75 for 2 a pair Wont It pay you to call to day Come and see THE MAZE Market and Taylor Sts and Golden Gate Ave TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OWNINO MORE THAN 60000 shares of the capital stock of the Nicaragua Canal Construction Company being a majority of the outstanding stock have signed the reorganization agreement of December 8 1893 and the committee on reorganization hereby give notice that they have declared said reorganization agreement operative and In full force and effect that stockholders who have assented or wbomay desire to assent to said reorganisation agreement are required to forthwith deposit their certificates of stock with the Central Trust Company of Nw York with duly executed transfers thereof that stockholders wh fall to denoslt their slock on or befaretho Hth day of February 1S94 may be excluded from the berretlts of the proposed reorganization that any stockholder wbo elects to pay 83 50 per share in order to se cure the benefits following such payment must make such payment at time of depositing his stock and his election then exercised cannot be later reconsidered JOHN BARTDSTTlChalrman United Bank Building SMITH WEED Flattsbiirgh HENRY HOWLAND of Anderson A Howland RICHARD EDWARDS President Bank of State of New York JOHN EMERY of Emery brothers Cincinnati WILHELMUS MYNDERSE of Butler Slillman Hubbard KS1BLEY of Marquand Family New York January i 1891 STEAMSHIP TRAVEL PACIFIC COA3T STEAMSHIP GO STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf San Francisco as follows For LortngWrangel Juneau Killlsnoo and Sitka Araskav at 9 A Jan 10 VS Feb 9 24 Mrr 11 SB Aprl and May 10 25 Jnne 4 9 19 24 For Victoria and Vancouver BC Port Angeles Port Townsend Seattle Tacoma Everett Anacojoes Fairbavea and Sew Whatcom Waagif 9 A Jan 5 and every fifth day thereaucr connecting at Vancouver with BR at Tacoma with at Seattle with By at Port Towosend with Alaska steamers For Eureka Areata and Fields Ldz Humboldt bay stror Pomona every Wednesday at 9 a For Santa Tui Monterey Saa Simeon Cayu coa Port Harford San Luis Obispo Oavlota Santa Barbara Ventura Hneseme Kan Pedro East Sao Pedro f3 Angelesl and Newport 8 aKJan 71216 25 SO Feb 3 8 12 17 2L 26 Mar 2 7 11 16 20 25 29 For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Lnts Obispo Santa Barbara port Los Angeles tsaota Monica Redoudo ILos Ante let and Newport II a at Jan 6 9 14 18 23 27 Feb 5 10 14 19 23 28 Mar 4 9 13 18 222731 Per Ensenala Magdaiena Bay sati Jose del Cabo Mazatlan La Pax and Jnaymas Mexico steamer St Paul 10 a 25th of each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New MontgmY sL OOODALL PERKINS CO tlenl Agents 10 Market st San Francisco TOR PORTLAND AMD ASTORIA OR THE UNION PACIFIC 8YSTEM OCEAN Div and Pacific Coast a 8 Co win dispatch from Spear street wharf at 10 a one of their Al iron steamships viz BTATaor CALiroasiA Jan 1424 Feb 3 13 23 Mar 6 IS S3 April 4 14 24 CoLvuniA Jan 9 19 29 Feb 8 28 Mar 10 au Apni is a pimnwflDr via Portland with the Rv and other diverging lines from all points tn Oregon wasiL AiasKa mano jiontana jjasota titan Wvomlng Yellowstone Park and other points Cast and south and to Europe Fare to Portland Obm t16 steerage 8r round trip 30 Ticket ofHces Palace HoteLt New Montgomery street and 1 Montgomery street Freight Oflce 200 California street OOODAIik PKRJKJN8 A COT SnpU OceanDlv 10 Market SL Saa Francisco InV NORTH GERKA IXOTEv 3 CO YORK SOTTrnAMPTON BSKXEN The fast express steamers of this company salt tvttT TUESDAY andSATURDAY snree feaale Werra Kaiser Wlihelm IL HavM AlIerFulda Labn Elbe Trayei Eros PAST ROUTE TO TWS JTKUITKIIRAMIAS Direct line to Booth of France Rtnera and Italy touching at Gibraltar to laud passenger to BpeJn Spree Tnesn Jan le 1 Fjtv and ss tuldav Sau Jin 27 10 A leave New York forUenoaand regularly thereafter XfiUKKT CAPELLE General Agent for Pacific coast 1D3 Montgomery street under Occidental HeteL Sao Francisco AMMOTH INSTRELS 30 CELEBRATED ARTlSTS SO A AGGREGATION OF THE BEST FEATCKES OP MTNSTBSL3Y THIS WEEK ONLY MATLNEE SATURDAY NEXT MONDAY The Great Naval Play THE iNSION Seata ready Thursday morning STOCKWELLS PtranT Manager ANOTHER BIO SUCCESS FAHBT SICE FANNY BIOS GilEAT COMEDY COMPANY GREAT COMEDY COMPANY IN HEX LATTST BSt MISS INNOCENCE ABROAD MISS INNOCENCE ABROAD TTVOLI OPERA HOUSE KBinsa Baos Proprietors and Managers THTRD WEEK TO NieHT TO NIOHT TO MGHT WITH ITS WORLD or BEAUTEOUS SCENERY TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or THE ISLAND OF JEWELS THE ISLAND OF JEWELS THE ISLAND OP JEWELS SEEr The Great Electric March the Wondrous Transformation Californias Crowning tilory StTSSET Citr HEAR All the Latest TO NIGHT TO NIGHT i TO NIGHT TO NIGHT HEAR TO NIGHT TU xtOHT All the Latest TO NIGHT TO NIGHT Songs Complete TOrNIGHT cnacge or music NEXT OPERA THE BEGGAR STUDENT POPULAR PRICES 25 and 50 cents THE ISLAND OF JEWELS WITH ITS WORLD or BEAUTEOUSBEAUTEOUS SCENERY BOONE3 WIIO ANIMAL ArlEttAl Located sonth of Liberal Arts Building Midwinter Exposition SATURDAY JANUARY era Performance at 2 and 4 AN OVATION FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Admission to Fair Grounds FREE School Children will be admitted to the Animal Show for 10 cents 0 The only time when these prices will prevail Tkachetis Respecttliv Isvrran ALCAZAR THEATER TO LET For terms address or apply to GEORGE WAL LENROD office Alcazar building head of second floor FIRST LECTURE Seond Series HIGHER EDUCATION BT PROFESSOR DAVID STARR JORDAN GOLDEN GATE HALL 625 Sutter street THIS EVENING JasCast 9th at 8 OCLOCK Course Tickets 1 Single Tickets 35 cents Good any date INTERNATIONAL TUG OF WAR TOURNAMENT 1 AT NAI BRITH HAL I 121 Eddy street JANUARY 9TH TO 13TH INCLUSIVE Between the following teams CANADA NORWAY RUSSIA SWEDEN AMERICA DENMARK REFEBKB YOUNti MITCHELL THE GRANDEST ON EARTH THE YOSEMITE PANORAMA THE YOSEMITE PANORAMA Corner Tenth and Market streets NOW OPEN 1 NOW OPEN NOW OPEN ADM rsstox 25 C3r ap at i A GLIMPSE OF THE HAREM REISKVS FAMOUS 160000 PAINTING Aw Obiista DmKAW or LovicMnojs 644 5IARKET ST CHRONICLE BUILDINa On view dally from 8 a to 10 Admission 25c THE TUKK RACING RACING RACING CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES BAY DISTRICT TRACT JA5TABY 1 TO MARCH 4rtJNCLUsrv Racing Every Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday Rain or Shine FrVE OR MORE RACES EACH SAY KACXS 8TABT AT SHAXr MeABister andGesry street cars pass the gates MEDICAL TO THE UNFORTUNATE Dr Gibcong iUspensarjv 623 tEARNY rnEET COItOOV MMf mPMmMit on Commercial streeu Ftaiiished la 1854 for the treatment and cure of all diseases of the urinary and generative organs and aU stages of seminal weakness CDnsennena ixnaa Ibe mm hrno raoce of the sexes successfully treated The sick and afflicted should aot fall to call upon him The Doctor has traveled extensively fn Enropa and Inspected thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining a great deal of valuable information which he is competent to Impart to those tu seed of his services Tr Doctor euro whea others fall Try him DR GIBBON will make no charsa ulea effects a cure Persons at a distance may be OURED AT HOME Au communications strictly confidential Charges reasonable Call or write Address DR uDtBON 823 Keamr stram aaU7 Itacc UAva Fbqh jk it ij Aaain A tlaotio Frpreat5VniiriSr 70a BenicU Vacavak ibunaev Ki RaiV nmMrf 1 TKwix r1 TAMarthex San RaoNpaT tt 7Trtr ias nrit jj i looe tacrainenicv Marys 0a New Oriesca Exprc Bau Barbara 1 Angeles Doming Kl Paso New Orleaaa and East aix sOi Stockton ami Milta fciSr i22 J1 KB Jow 1V rMrRcrauientaiaTtrStamrsi BFM8rttaexBaoIlaioiVaUeK afaUloa 3erao MSaaRoaaii Vlj rttenfe Vacarffla EspanX HR i 7 Woodland Kaghts Landing MarytviBa iTuti Ih4j 4t30r ea Litennore andBas Joss Ixii reMarte 8tocktoo Modesto Merced and FreMk iajj Bakea eld Saats Barbara and Lns Angales i 1 Str Bacto re Route AHautio jr PreasforMoJaveamlEast lts ter European Mall Ogdeuk East rOOrlr ardaKlodtJo 7Ui Jjioor Vallejo i 1J TiOslr Oregon Kxpresa Kacnuseate MarysviIle Ce dinc Port ndPnrttSwdiil utt 104st RiSTA UIIZ BITKIOS Marraw a7 ilA Newark Centerrilla Kan Joes Fcltou BonUlfaCrwk Santa CniadWayStatios Newark Centcnrnie Ban Joas New Aim den Fclton Boulder Creek Santa Crux and Principal Way SU bca ita iiHtewark Su Jose Los Oatoa Si i tIl 3rHnnters Train for Newark AlTfeo Pan Joae Los Catos and Way Stations Ttir4 COAST BIVISIOV Tfclrd A Twa eJ Mai i45 a San Jose New Almaden and 5 Way StaMoos 18a San Jose Tree Ploos Santa Crux Pulfie Grove Ptao blMf3ttIjri01Up4od Principal Way 8tMM ta I San Jon and Way StaUrus Snja Ur Palo Alto aud Way SUUoas 41S Wr San Jose GOrcy Tree Pinot ftanta Cm Salinas Mon terty and Padfio Uroee Uiftti XrSanJoMadIrldpl Way Stations t4fA 4trpIoAltoandWay8tatioi SilOr SanJoesand WySUtkms 4 SsSOr Palo Alto and Way Btattooa 1lli4Srro Atoa drrindiaaWay 8tatio fT CREEK ROUTE FERRY rno UI nUO CO Toot Kxrkt Swt 8u IV 7s 8sX 00 lh00 UiKt U0 tWO 338 C0 i MJ ftttjt 7r OilUrS af Braaawty ls Vtit tM 10K 00 tUtt naio an i cq j3 a oa AfocMornlng for Afternoon Sundays excepted Saturdays only tSsnda only I Ma day Wednesday and FrldaT only Goxso Saturday and 8und only tRXT ilsa Sunday and Monday only 8 AN rBANClSCO NORTH FACOTS BAILWAT COl rxntrsoar Fraar Foor or Maixx ss San Pranelsco to San BafaaL WxDATB 74a9i2a Ui40 a 830 Jsji 620 Jc Extra trip Saturdays at lio SuDAT 0 It lUfa 0i 5 Ban Rafael to San Francitca Wxw Datb6 8 1M 9 a Utl JU 8attxdaTS Ostlt An extra trip at 830 SrnrDATS 8ia 940 1110 a at 14a tt 5 6 2J Between San Francisco and Echuetsen Put same achednleaa abore Leave I In Effect I Arrive Saa Francisco Oct29189S Ran Francisrrt I Week Sun Destisa bun Weak Daya days Ticnr days Daya 740 am 800 ax Novato ltt0 am w7 S30 nt ISO am Petaluma 60 ru 1030 it aBSru 00 vu itanta Rosa 7 30 rat ttlOra Fulton TAOax Windsor lOJOil 8X0 am Healdsburg 70 Oeyservtlle 810 jCloverdala Pleta 7AO ax 8XO am HopUmi 730 rx 610 rt 1M ax 10 30 A 8 00 am Guerneville 7 ni --80 rx 610 7A0 ax 800 ax Sonoma ltt0AM 8 50 AXX 55 rx 6i rx OUn Ellen 60J rx tUO rxg 740 am 800 ax Sebastopot IB9 lOJ 830 ntl600 r1 b05 fmI1Q Stages connect at Santa Ztosa for Mark West pnngs ja stages connect at Geyservlne for SkactrV Eprlngs Stewarts Point Gualsla and Point Arrifc Sugea connect at Cloverdale for th Oeyser rT Stages connect at Pleta tor Highland Spriurt Eetaerviller 6oda Bay Laeport aad JtarUea bptlnga Stages connect at Ukiah for Ylchy Springs Saratoga Sug Bine Lakes Upper Late ktporV hoooevllie Ureenwood Orrs Hot springs ilea docino City Fort Bragg CsaL Wesiport Cahta Wiuitta Carpelta Porno Potter Valley Jotis Days Lively a Harris Blocksbura BrldgsV la Hydesrillt and Eureka Saturday to Monday round tnp tlekeu reduced rates On Sundays Ronnd trip tlckata to aQ polata beyond San Rafael at half rates Ticket office corner New Montgomery and Mar ket streets under Palace HoteL WHmsa a rtan Gen Managet Oen Pass Af Aflufk aad Patifi fe Eflnti Trains Leave and Arrive at San Pranclte Marxet sxreei i erry i Leave Pally From Aug iW A ve Daily at Fast exp via Mojavej 1045 a Atlantlc Express I 900 AM via Los Angeles I 845 Ttcket Offlce 650 liar ket Chronicle bulldlaa aaiTancco WA SSELX A Ceneral neagetAgea STEAMSHIP TRAVEL PACIFIC MAIL STKAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANA IA Calllng at various ports of Mexico and Central America Sailroaraf noon Acapulco Jan 8ian Joan Ian z1 Colon Ian 18iSa Bias Feb 8 None When alttn day falls on Sunday steamer wtll be dlsp tc ed oUowlnj Mood ay JAPAN ANO CHV A LINE FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONOKOSa Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for rjusj snat ana uougsong rsr inaia SaUinx at 3 aty of Peking Ja 18Pero Teh II China via Honolulu 30clty of Rio de I janeiro Bound trtp tickets at reduced rates For freeht or assase apotr at the office comet First and Branaan streets Branch office 02 Front street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent OCCIDETAL A 0BIEXTAI BTEAHUIP C0 TOR JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WIIJ LEAVE WHARF COR ner First and Eranuaa treeta at 3 tat YOKOHAMA ANn HONOKOSOl Connecting at Yokohama with steamer for 81 ANGHAL GAEUC Tuesday JaouaryPtH BELOIC Thursday Febrary oceak ic viauonoimu i uesaay reo jjo OAILIC Toe aayIarc SO Round trip ticket at reduced rates Cabin plans on exhibition and passengers ek ets for sale at Companys general offices room 74 corner Fourth and Townsend street San Franctico For freight apply at offices of Pacifle Ms Steamship Company at wharf or at No 202 Frost itreet Ban Francisco GOODMAN Gen Pas Agent COMPAGNIi GENRAS TRAS ATLAMTTQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvTE COMPANYS pier new 2 North Kiver foot of Morses street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by gllsh railway and the discomfort of crossiac the channel In a smalt boat New York to Ale andria Egypt via Paria first daws 180j secon ctass 611 I Champagne Captain Lattreafc Dec 23 6 a Ia Bretagne Captain Rnpe SO 10 A xt La Bourgogne CaptaiaIeboeiifj rdyJnflSAx La 0scpgtteCaptala Sa tellU Saturday Jan 139 I Champagne Captain Laurent Saturday Jar 20 3rr I Bretagne Captain Rnpe Saturday Jan 9 For further particulars apply to A FORoFX Agent Bowling Green Sew York Ffc GAZI dt CCU Agent 5 Montgomery are Saa Francisco branchofflce 19 Momfgomery a AMERrc At asd Rirj STAR Lrsiis NEW YOrtK SOUTHAMPTON L0NDO TtCfif ACCOMMODATIONS LAND rN fCCE mentsoffered by these lines are rpMted di i sjr ia Sou Uu nptanTParis Antwerp aad all couHnenlal point by the new twlrHacrew steamers of low steer retickeUtaahd from aU European poUU atrerylowra ea fat ticket cabin plana And ftrrthertnlormaUe epptyto OWTTCHEAxe Market street Grand Hotel buildiiig N1RNATI0NAJ NAVIGATION COMPASl wnn wrMnrttrir flltr EUREKA ARCATA AND VlKixrlVTbVfit an Ai rvc a nuv 7 NE carrylBt the United States MtllS Ane ra aeviux Awiu it zli ton street wharf for above potUTo itWf January 13thatA snWmte iSJ Sr 3LiSSjii ailiJ4r3it 5 Ss i it Zftitt3kzjv.